Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations
Chapter 285 - Air pollution.
285.45 - Sulfur dioxide emission goals after 1992; major utilities and other large air contaminant sources.

285.45 Sulfur dioxide emission goals after 1992; major utilities and other large air contaminant sources.
(1) Definitions. In this section:
(a) “Large source" means a stationary source in this state, other than a fossil fuel-fired boiler under the ownership or control of a major utility, that had sulfur dioxide emissions averaging at least 1,000 tons annually in the most recent 5-year period, that became operational before May 2, 1986, and that is not a boiler subject to the standard of performance for new stationary sources for sulfur dioxide emissions established under s. 285.27 (1).
(b) “Major utility" has the meaning given under s. 285.41 (1) (f).
(2) Goals. It is the goal of this state that, beginning with 1993, total annual sulfur dioxide emissions do not exceed the following:
(a) From all major utilities and large sources, 325,000 tons.
(b) From all fossil fuel-fired boilers under the ownership and control of the major utilities, 250,000 tons.
(c) From all large sources, 75,000 tons.
History: 1985 a. 296; 1987 a. 186; 1995 a. 227 s. 483; Stats. 1995 s. 288.45; 2015 a. 299.

Structure Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations

Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations

Chapter 285 - Air pollution.

285.01 - Definitions.

285.11 - Air pollution control; department duties.

285.13 - Air pollution control; department powers.

285.14 - State implementation plans.

285.15 - Interstate agreement.

285.17 - Classification, reporting, monitoring, and record keeping.

285.19 - Inspections.

285.21 - Ambient air quality standards and increments.

285.23 - Identification of nonattainment areas.

285.25 - Air resource allocation.

285.27 - Performance and emission standards.

285.28 - Agricultural waste; hazardous air contaminants.

285.29 - Best available retrofit technology.

285.30 - Motor vehicle emissions limitations; inspections.

285.31 - Gasoline vapor recovery.

285.33 - Employee trip reduction program.

285.35 - Clean fuel fleet program.

285.37 - Reformulated gasoline.

285.39 - Volatile organic compounds growth accommodation and replenishment.

285.41 - Sulfur dioxide emission rates after 1992; major utilities.

285.43 - Sulfur dioxide emission rates; state-owned facilities.

285.45 - Sulfur dioxide emission goals after 1992; major utilities and other large air contaminant sources.

285.47 - Nitrogen oxide emission goal; major utilities.

285.48 - Nitrogen oxide emissions reductions.

285.49 - Trading program for nitrogen oxide emissions credits.

285.51 - Solid waste incinerator operator certification.

285.53 - Testing emissions from medical waste incinerators.

285.54 - Medical waste incinerator fees.

285.57 - Emission of ozone-depleting substances.

285.59 - Recovery of ozone-depleting refrigerants.

285.60 - Air pollution control permits.

285.61 - Construction permit application and review.

285.62 - Operation permit; application, review and effect.

285.63 - Criteria for permit approval.

285.64 - Criteria for operation permits for stationary sources.

285.65 - Permit conditions.

285.66 - Permit duration and renewal.

285.67 - Permit revision, suspension and revocation.

285.675 - Pilot program for manufacturing facilities on brownfields.

285.68 - Failure to adopt rule or issue permit or exemption.

285.69 - Fees.

285.70 - Confidentiality of records.

285.71 - Federal aid.

285.72 - Air quality monitoring stations.

285.73 - Local air pollution control programs.

285.75 - County program.

285.76 - Notice concerning proposed area redesignations.

285.77 - Machinery use.

285.78 - Registration of early emission reductions.

285.79 - Small business stationary source technical and environmental compliance assistance program.

285.795 - Small business environmental council.

285.81 - Hearings on certain air pollution actions.

285.83 - Violations: enforcement.

285.85 - Emergency procedure.

285.86 - Asbestos citations.

285.87 - Penalties for violations relating to air pollution.